Hans Bergsten wrote:
> One way I can think of is to use a common "wrapper" JSP page
> that includes the before and after stuff, plus the real JSP
> page, e.g.
>
> <jsp:include page="before.jsp" flush="true" />
> <jsp:include page="<%= request.getParameter("mainJSP") %>" flush="true"
/>
> <jsp:include page="after.jsp" flush="true" />
This seems like an excellent idea to me. It would allow me to accomplish
what I want without having to change any of my existing JSPs. Additionally,
it is much less error-prone than having to include files at the top and
bottom of every JSP.
However, can anyone think of any "gotchas" with using "jsp:include" on JSPs
that were not originally intended to be included by another JSP? I know
that using RequestDispatcher.include() from a servlet restricts one from
setting response headers and the response code -- will this present any
issues with JSPs?
Thanks.
--
Stephen A. Williams
HNC Telecommunications Solutions
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